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Soccer DRILLS Checking Shoulder on a Breakaway Online Soccer Academy
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CHECKING your shoulders while dribbling will greatly increase your SPEED of PLAY. This is great on BREAKAWAYS when a defender is chasing you! Subscribe - http://bit.ly/Yl0Ful • Do you like FREE Soccer Training Videos? • • If yes, subscribe to our free weekly OSA eNewsletter at http://www.OnlineSoccerAcademy.com. We feature new soccer training videos, youth player spotlights, motivational quotes and much more! • Our mission is to inspire athletes that if you Believe in it® and back that up with hard work anything in life is possible! • ______________________________________________________ • This Online Soccer Academy (OSA) video is sponsored by our parent company Believe in it®. Believe in it® is apparel that inspires you to reach your goal. It's for Motivated Athletes. All ages, all sports. • Same quality you expect but the inspiration you want. • Shop at http://www.BelieveinitApparel.com • ______________________________________________________ • By taking a quick look over your shoulder, you will see where defenders are coming from and how far they are. Knowing this information you will not rush your shot and this will greatly increase your chance of scoring. • Key Points: • 1. Make sure you can dribble properly! Click here and watch our Online Soccer Academy video titled How to Dribble a Soccer Ball for tips. • 2. Check your shoulder when the ball is in front of you a few steps. Don't look behind you when the ball is right at your feet, this is when you need to be looking at the ball. • 3. Look for defenders and teammates when you check your shoulder. If a defender is coming from your left, you know you can move towards your right to create more time for yourself. • Equipment Needed: You need a ball and two cones. • Exercise Player Can Do: • An exercise we can do to practice. Set up two cones far apart from each other. Dribble to a cone using good dribbling at speed technique, which means you should be taking a touch every 3-5 steps. As you are dribbling and the ball is out in front of you check your shoulder. Do this 2-3 times between the cones. Repeat the exercise a few times and go until you are tired or feel comfortable. • What Player Could Be Doing Wrong: • If you are taking a bad touch when you check your shoulders then you are looking at the wrong time. Don't look behind you when the ball is at your feet. That is when you need to look at the ball. Check your shoulder when the ball is out in front of you a few steps. • If you are getting dizzy and don't know what's going on in front of you, you are checking your shoulders too much. On a breakaway for example you only need to check your shoulders once, maybe twice. So don't hurt your neck and check your shoulder 10 times on a breakaway! • Bonus Tip: • Watch top pros on breakaways and if you look closely you will see them checking their shoulders! Doesn't matter whether you are a top pro or 15 at a small club, you can check your shoulders! • Friend / Follow Online Soccer Academy • / onlinesocceracademy • / jaredmontz • / jaredmontz • / onlinesocceracademy • Remember if you Believe in it® and back that up with hard work, anything in life is possible! • Free Royalty Free Music from http://www.DanoSongs.com
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